My first implementation of VMWare in a test environment, went quite smooth. I was pleased to see the installer resembled that of RedHat or Fedora. Very comforting, warm, fuzzy feelings came over me as I ran the install script...;)
I installed a Windows 2003 member server, and a Nagios sample image found on the VMWare website. Quite easy to install guest os's and especially the images, as no installation process is needed, just configuring the guest os once the image is deposited and added to the list of guests available to boot. I only wish I could have had a better host, as it was only a dual PIII, with less than a Gb of RAM.
Just where I place my rants and raves...
Sunday, December 03, 2006
VMWare is cool!
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- John Croson
- I'm a middle-aged geek, father of two wonderful children, and husband to a saintly wife. I love motorcycles, especially old cafe racers, like the 50's to 70's era racers. Mike "The Bike" Halewood is my hero. I love my job as an IT Manager at IHBSOnline.com. It allows me to use my skills as a technologist. If it weren't for my past retail experience, I'd just be a introverted geek, instead of an outgoing, fun, geeky guy.